WELMATE Eye Care - 5% Sodium Chloride Ointment, 1/8 oz (Pack of 3) (Generic Muro 128)
Three tubes of sodium chloride ointment support ongoing doctor-directed care for corneal swelling.
For shoppers following a doctor-directed corneal care plan, this three-pack keeps ophthalmic ointment available when needed.
How Sodium Chloride Helps Reduce Corneal Swelling
The hypertonic sodium chloride 5% formula helps draw excess fluid from the cornea to reduce swelling.
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- Temporary corneal swelling relief
- 5% Sodium Chloride Ointment
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WELMATE Eye Care - 5% Sodium Chloride Ointment, 1/8 oz (Pack of 3) (Generic Muro 128)
Made for Corneal Edema: Provides temporary relief of swelling in the cornea. Hypertonic 5% Formula: Sodium chloride 5% helps draw excess fluid from the corneal tissue. Compare the Active Ingredient: Compare the active ingredient and strength to Muro 128...
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- Made for Corneal Edema: Provides temporary relief of swelling in the cornea.
- Hypertonic 5% Formula: Sodium chloride 5% helps draw excess fluid from the corneal tissue.
- Compare the Active Ingredient: Compare the active ingredient and strength to Muro 128®.
For shoppers following a doctor-directed corneal care plan, this three-pack keeps ophthalmic ointment available when needed. Sodium chloride ophthalmic ointment 5% provides temporary relief of corneal swelling in a familiar ointment format used as part of doctor-directed eye care. The three-pack makes it easier to keep an extra supply on hand at home without changing the familiar product format.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful answers about choosing, using, and storing this product.
What is sodium chloride 5% ophthalmic used for?
Sodium chloride 5% ophthalmic products are used for temporary relief of corneal edema, or swelling of the cornea.
How often is sodium chloride 5% ophthalmic used?
Drug Facts commonly direct applying the eye drop or ointment every 3 to 4 hours as needed. Follow the exact directions for your dosage form.
Can sodium chloride 5% eye products cause temporary burning or irritation?
Yes. Temporary burning and irritation may occur when the product is applied.
What is the difference between sodium chloride 5% eye drops and ointment?
Both are hypertonic ophthalmic sodium chloride products, but one is a liquid drop and the other is an ointment. Application method and feel differ, so follow the directions for the specific format.
How does sodium chloride 5% compare with Muro 128?
Muro 128 products use sodium chloride 5% in ophthalmic formats. Compare the active ingredient, concentration and whether you need drops or ointment.
